Is Adderall legal in Uzbekistan?

Legal status

Controlled in Uzbekistan. Adderall is a mixture of amphetamine salts, and List II of Resolution 330 names at row 5 «Амфетамин и комбинированные лекарственные препараты, содержащие фенамин (амфетамин) *» (amphetamine and combined medicines containing phenamine, amphetamine) [Certain]. Its dextro isomer is placed higher: List I, the list of narcotic drugs whose circulation is prohibited, names «Дексамфетамин» at row 37, and List II names «Левамфетамин» at row 18 [Certain]. That Adderall's salts are dextroamphetamine and racemic amphetamine is brought from outside the text [Likely]. Both entries reach it: the List II row by its words, as a combined medicine containing amphetamine, and List I through its note, which brings «все смеси, в состав которых входят наркотические средства данного списка, независимо от их количества» under control [Likely]. The gram figures are the same on either entry; what differs is that List I has no medical route, and this cell takes the stricter entry as governing [Likely].

Consequences if caught

Capital exposure: none. Article 25 of the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan of 30 April 2023 provides «Ўзбекистон Республикасида ўлим жазоси тақиқланади», in the Russian text «В Республике Узбекистан смертная казнь запрещается» (the death penalty is prohibited in the Republic of Uzbekistan), read in both texts on lex.uz on 3 October 2026 [Certain]. Resolution 330 prints its quantities under the heading «Размеры (в граммах) для квалификации преступного деяния в случае обнаружения в незаконном обороте» in three columns headed «Небольшие», «Превышающие небольшие» and «Крупные», and the note to List II provides «Размер наркотического средства или его аналога, менее небольшого, обнаруженного в незаконном обороте, считается малым размером, предусмотренным Кодексом Республики Узбекистан об административной ответственности» [Certain]. For amphetamine in List II row 5 the row prints «0,02» in the first column, a range from 0,02 to 0,3 in the second and «0,3» in the third [Certain]. Matching the wording, the first column answers to the «кўп бўлмаган» amount of article 273 part two, the second to the «озгинадан кўпроқ» amount of part three and the third to the «кўп миқдор» of article 273 part six and article 276 part two [Likely for Resolution 330, which is in Russian and pairs nothing expressly; the 2027 lists of Resolution 359 head the same three columns «кўп бўлмаган миқдор», «озгинадан кўпроқ миқдор» and «кўп миқдор», the Code's own words]. The same row prints a second set of figures, «1 мл», a range from 1 to 10 ml and «10 мл», for liquid forms [Certain]. Dexamfetamine in List I row 37 carries the same «0,02» and «0,3» gram figures [Certain]. The drug offences sit in articles 270 to 276 and 276-1 to 276-8 of the Criminal Code, several of them restated by Law ZRU-1151 of 11 June 2026, published on 12 June 2026, and the Code was read in that version [Certain]. Article 276 punishes making, keeping, acquiring, carrying or sending narcotic drugs, psychotropic substances or their analogues without intent to sell with a fine of up to fifty times the base calculation amount, up to three hundred and sixty hours of compulsory community work, up to three years of correctional labour, one to three years of restricted liberty or up to three years of deprivation of liberty, and with three to five years where it is done «кўп миқдорда» (in a large amount) or by a repeat offender [Certain]. Article 273 punishes the same conduct with intent to sell, and selling: up to three years under part one, three to five years where the amount is «кўп бўлмаган» (not large), five to seven years where it is «озгинадан кўпроқ» (more than a little), seven to ten years under part four for a repeat offence, a group by prior agreement, a prison, an educational setting, a minor or use of the internet, ten to fifteen years under part five for an especially dangerous recidivist or an organised group, and fifteen to twenty years under part six for a large amount or an organised group acting in two or more states or online [Certain]. Twenty years is the highest term in articles 270 to 276 as read [Certain]. Below the criminal level, Administrative Code article 56, restated by the same law, punishes the same conduct without intent to sell in a small amount («оз миқдорда») with confiscation and a fine of one to two times the base calculation amount or administrative arrest of up to fifteen days, and article 187-1 punishes use in a public place with a fine of twenty to forty times the base calculation amount or arrest of up to fifteen days, except use on prescription for medical purposes [Certain]. Resolution 330 is repealed from 12 January 2027 by Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 359 of 2 July 2026, published on 11 July 2026, whose paragraph 7 brings it into force six months after official publication and whose annex 10 lists Resolution 330 among the repealed acts; lex.uz records the entry into force as 12.01.2027 [Certain]. Resolution 359 keeps amphetamine and its combined medicines in List II at row 5 [Certain].

If prescribed or medical

Article 11 of Law No. 813-I bars any circulation of List I drugs except for the purposes in articles 21, 21-1 and 27 to 29, which are cultivation, industrial, scientific, investigative and similar uses, and permits List II and List III only on a doctor's direction [Certain]. Because dexamfetamine is in List I, a product containing it has no prescription route on the text read, although a product containing only racemic amphetamine would have the List II route [Likely].

Documentation

The transit rule in paragraph 2 of annex 3 to Resolution No. 472 of 2003 reaches only List II and List III substances, and Adderall also contains List I dexamfetamine, so the rule does not support carrying it [Likely]. Do not bring Adderall into Uzbekistan without written confirmation from the authorities [Likely].

Drug laws and enforcement change and vary within a country. This is not legal advice. Always confirm with Uzbekistan’s embassy or official drug authority before traveling; penalties can be severe, including imprisonment.